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- 1994 - Naked Gun 333: The Final Insult
- 1991 - The Naked Gun 22: The Smell of Fear
- 1988 - The Naked Gun
- 1987 - Creepshow 2
- 1986 - The Delta Force
- 1984 - Bolero
- 1981 - Modern Romance
- 1980 - Virus
- 1979 - Airport '80 The Concorde
- 1979 - Steel
- 1978 - Mean Dog Blues
- 1978 - Brass Target
- 1978 - Mean Dog Blues
- 1978 - Death on the Nile
- 1975 - The Eiger Sanction
- 1975 - The 'Human' Factor
- 1974 - Thunderbolt and Lightfoot
- 1974 - Airport 1975
- 1974 - Earthquake
- 1973 - Cahill – US Marshal
- 1972 - Lost Horizon
- 1969 - The Good Guys and the Bad Guys
- 1969 - Airport
- 1968 - The Boston Strangler
- 1968 - Bandolero!
- 1967 - Cool Hand Luke
- 1967 - The Ballad of Josie
- 1967 - The Dirty Dozen
- 1965 - The Flight of the Phoenix
- 1965 - Mirage
- 1964 - Hush… Hush, Sweet Charlotte
- 1963 - Strait-Jacket
- 1963 - Charade
- 1962 - Lonely Are the Brave
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